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FOR SALE-HOUSES

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Brick. rooma.on 9. bet 2oth and 3lst SITS NV $500
ssss y sSHn' k On s. f ..1 ls'h and
rooms. Percs fl.es. bet 18th and isih $50. sS
rooms. South o.p tStn It sna IAN SSS S
'sSms Il i9. SS ss SssiS..;
sreoms, penton st, p'r GOV. Print once 1850
:.ose and sseiliS s IN f4ts sn sd 9th 1899
sna stable On Ko 1'h and iS'h 300
,oroo%s s on s,sr aS sps s,s I've $500
rr.,,. On n,,ri. ~ 10000
on Congress 81 near post once 599
LAT Brick z bet 9Th and eth mr. Pension of 1880
:y Hpp aIS PrSPeE IN ~ parts
INFLOW - 14%s New York ava
EHoR STATISTICAL BARGAINS
IL Several six room Houses on A 81; n a nj, moaer,
i@p 1S6 10 per cent investment FREE only
room Br,ck W.ll,Hh Place bet 18th l4th sta
T :nf sst aP pa asaS3 Ss ss ana 1909
r sOO%s On M E SSns st and 2s. IS
h nSRly s once to ,ssasS Sax NII 6l9
FOR .S. sAI z a.. BARGAIN.sEALED PRopo-
sggroysl BY the up to and snciuiin MAY iS,S
the residence OF Foreign Ministers brinFins LARGE
rental It's appointments especially adapted to en-
ssTaa,nns sn; contains s lase number Of with
stable and II os Of sss and .Tse
critics In Washington. Information or permiss,on
tracts g Land On Rss ce q as sr :. s
MOI. apISims
ECoR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE TWO STORY
ono an ae HI
Berry Cheap sold a. inquire naas u see' shrub
spe-l2t i4iS st.
EC0R SALE-THREE TwO-sTORY BRICK DWELL
ings, rooms, gas and water. northeast section
R flty 4g I ssGe Now under rent TYLER
EoR ALE-'CoME. oUICK-oN l4TH ST n W.
A Coo oarffsin t rooms, business property:
$1,000 Also beautiful I2-room brick on .. near
$4,000 JwPMYEKs f4s New York ave- NH na II ,5w.
Tor SALE.-,A FINE. LARGE HOUSE: NORTH
good Brick Stable lot "a i39 = 80 r alley $4,000
sires to sell Price. s1o,5o0; Apply 70
ap15-et Soc Est
EoR sALE-FIvE NEW FIvE-RooM BRICK
DWELLINGS: attractive in every way located ,:3d
ST. near st; NV, near terminus u st. herSics will
sp15-6t SOC Est
LNOR SALE-PERSONS WHO DESIRE To pUR-
So 900 are Invited to Inspect the houses as.h ali II
modern improvements, recently erected by in
attached. They beautiful homes salesman will
be On the ground every day fT9,n to Take 9Th
apl4-6t SO4SOS 81
LHOR SALE-THAT BEAUTIFUL CORNER PROP.
ap1.-s.. Gho F HARDIN iia f 8, sSs
EoR SALE BY DANENHowER SON,
fhN = SS Or g9'yE
L. Cir Il r. I5si sf rs 4 frame nnt eoS
St. IL rs, brick 1880 NORTHEAST.
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SPRING SUITS. Geo. spransy's, 434 9TH st.

VI. EISRyNANN & BROS have removed FROM l226
9TH ST., 20 SOS 9TH ST.. bet. and /.
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Mo1IK. Observation-Disclosures for MOxie Nerve
Food, Mertzs nth and + SIS. Trade supplied
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The Clerks Association.
TIE NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS INSTALLED AT PrB
Lie MEETING.

Lie MEETING.
The Clerks Mutual BENEFIT and Protective Asso-
citation publicly Installed their newly Off
GERS last night before large gathering OF the
members and friends. The officers were Mr. Jas
Jlrdinston, president; Messrs. W. K. Grimes, j. ".
Brooke, and p K. Wilson, first, second, and third
vicepresidents respectively; Mr.. Fred Breslau re-
eordinS secretary; H. c. Fisher, financial secre-
warden; Fred. F. Woodward, past president, and
Mr.. E. W. HambetOn, senior past president After
the installation the evening was given I'D to
readings, singing, speeches, and refreshments
Mr. Jirdinston delivered an address on the condi-
ton OF clerks and the aims OF the association MT
Fred Breslau took for his subject "The Clerks;
Their Duty TO Their Employers and Their Duty to
Themselves" Messrs. Hensey, Cook WEIGH
Fisher, Cross and DOmer, OF the High school Glee
Club, rendered three or four choice vocal selec.
lions. Other songs were sung by F. H. s. Plant.
A. F. Rupert. and VIM. H. Coleman. Reports OF
the different Officers show this association to be In
an exceptionally good condition, both financially
and as regards work accomplished. After drop
ping twenty-One members for nOn-payment OF
dues, the books show 129 active members In good
standing. over $500 has been paid to sick mem.
bers since Its organization, less than two years
ago, ana good sum yet remains in the treasury
No deaths have so far occurred, and no members
are on the Sick roll at present.
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Beating the Canadians.

THE NATIONALS WIN ANOTHER GAME FROM AN INTER-
NATIONAL TEAM
The TorOntoS, another International Association
baseball team, crossed bats with the Washing
tons yesterday, and although they suffered q de-
feat showed cOnclusively that they can play good
base ball. The score was nine to four In favor OF
the home team, but during the first six innings
the game was evenly contested, each team having
then made four runs. The home team succeeded
in securing five runs IN the last three innings
This makes the thirteenth consecutive victory Tor
the statesmen, and the record Is good one The
clubs or the International Association that have
appeared here have shown themselves strong Op-
ponents. The TorontOs Will play to-day and to
MORROW.
The st. Louis Browns defeated the LOuiSvilles
yesterday nine TO seven. and Cincinnati defeated
Cleveland thirteen TO six.
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The Illinois Central Railroad has purchased the
lines hefetoeore leased BY It In Iowa nom Dubuque
TO Sioux City,
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How THEY EARNED THEIR LIBERTY.-Among the
cases before the Pennsylvania Board OF Pardons,
Donnelly and Michael O'BrIen, two Molly Ma
guires who have served ten years OF a fourteen
are looked upon as exemplary prisoners. The
board received a letter from Warden Russell Of
the Schuylkill County prison. stating that on last
Friday raying maniac confined in the 1ail
wrenched the iron casing from his cell window and
assaulted keeper, injuring him severely Seve-
raj attempts were made to drug the maniac, but
they were unsuccessful, and, as a last resort
Donnelly and O'Brien boldly entered the cell at
the peril OF their lives. Their pardon is asked for
this deed as well as for their former good conduct
Fifty dealers In oleonargarine were fined 500
each in New YOrkMonday
The prohibition campaign has been opened in
MARYLAND.
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SPEcIAL.

SPECIAL
To meut want urgently felt by great many peoplS
who have 90 use PURE WHISKY for sickness. debility
and other purposes but who must have none but tas
best and purest obtainsble, we offer our
ZINE OLD RYE WHISKY
FINE OLD Rye WHISKY
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY
At the very moderate price Of
FIFTY 600 CENTS PER PINT BOTTLE.
FIFTY (5O) CENTS PER PINT BOTTLE
or g. SO PER GALLON.
Having handled these goods for nearly twenty yean
we can GUARANTEE them a. Represented. free from
fuse, Oh and every other impurty, consequently
suited 10 the most delicate, in sickness convele.
cence ARTHCR NATTANS, Pharmacist,
mh3O l4th and and I'd and ID sta n u
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OXYGEN TREATMENT for nervous and chronic dis
eases and affections OF the throat and lungs. Dr.
James Radcliffe, Office and laboratory, 519 18th
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The Di.,rtc, Militia I'm the Dr,,,

Secretary De Leon, at National Drill headuuar.
te rs to-day, said TO STAR reporter that he had re-
ceived number OF inquiries from members OF the
District militia as Dwhether they would be ex-
pected TO go into camp during the drill Mr. DE
Leon says that the militia OF the District whether
they enter as battalions or single companies
same conditions as companies from distance
They Will be required TO go regularly into Camp
mess there and live there during the entire period
Oh the drll Mr.. De Leon said that 1t would not
De lar 10 make an exception In the case OF the
Dlslrct militia, because In the event OF their get
ting prize II might be said that they were free
rom the harships and discOmforts OF camp life
and therefore were in better condition than those
who went into camp.
DEATH OF DANIEL j. BARRICK.-The many friends
OF Mr. Daniel j. Barrck, resident Of this CITY for
years Will Oe panied to hear OF his
oeato Yesterday morning About two weeks AGO
he contracted a severe cold, which developed into
pneumonia. He was born In Frederick county
Mo, was S1xty-1ve years OF age, and was well
known and highly esteemed In this city, The
iunefal services will take place al his late resi-
dence, lS2 10Th street northwest. Thursday amer.
noon, at $3.50 O'Clock.
MARRIAGE LlCENsEs.-Marrfage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO l. +
keienef ana sadie T. Pruetti; George W. Brown
ana kua V. Barry; 3. X. Aiken and Annie William
son: Harry Z. Hayes and Mary w. Long, OF Prince
georges county, Nd: II. L Gessford and Katie
\. H.; and Minnie Crawford. Patrick Dillon and
Annie Shapahan; Louis 1. MarcerOn and Mary 4
Blumef; G. w. Walker, OF Nashville Tenn and
Sabina Cole; Henry X. Elliot OF New YORK and
Elizabeth Johnston; Robert Murray and Maryaret
Fuller.
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District Government Affair.",

THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
each secular day OF the week. This has been
found necessary on account OF the great amount
Of business on hand OF pressing nature.
VITAL STATISTICS.
The report Of vital statistics for the week ending
last saturday, just issued by the Health Officer,
states that there were 20 deaths. "a white and ~
colOred. The principal causes OF death were: Con-
sumption, 16: pneumonia, q; malarial fever, g.;
diarrhGa. typhoid fever, and congestion OF the
lungs, each. There were "a births and 10 mar
rtageS reported.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows
JAS NJ Johnston, 10 erect brick dwelling, S11 ,O0O
numbered 1tr2S street northwest. A. NJ. BrOd1-
RIGHT. to erect brick store and dwelling, $1,000,
numbered 1918 eth street northwest. W. h.
Dever5, 10 erect frame stable, $3.50, in alley be-
tween y and and 4th and 9Th streets northwest.
Robt. Portner, to alter No. 5,O Sth street south
east; 21JO Mr.. Bartlett, to alter No. lib street
northeast; 500. A. Duehay, TO alter No. lib
Vermont avenue northwest; 5000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The District Commissioners have accepted the
invitation vi the Grand Army OF the Republic to
attend the exercises OF the decoration OF graves
at Arlington on the :SDth OF May.
The application OF Dennis COnrOy for a reissue
OF the license which was revoked on the 4th inst.
is likely TO receive favorable consideration by the
commissioners. Major Moore and Lieut.. Amiss
both recommend that il be granted.
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OSR DOLLAR AND NINETY CENTS Will buy beau
tiful spring Derby, either Pearl or Nutria excel
lent value at Francs the one price halter corner
9Th and ID.
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TIE HOWE SCALES have been purchased for the
Use OF the Interior Department.
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Labor NOfes.

The bricklayerS at Raleigh, n. c., struck yester
day for an advance OF Seyenty-flve cents day
One hundred and fifty weavers in the Harmon.
Mills, C0hoeS. who have been On strike because
workman was discharged, will return to work to
MORROW.
The machinlsts in all the tube works In Wester,
pennsylvania made a united demand to-day for al
advance In wages OF fifty cents for night work tn
increase to take effect on May l.
MI. POwderly has sent 4 telegram to the stow
moiderS at Detroit telling them not to STRIKE tina
committee will visit them to investigate matters
and that he hopes everything Will be all right Tn
molders therefore remained at work.
THROWN Up On THE BEACH-Srbmarine vegeta
uon mas been thrown up On the beach at San Ana
ire, Cal, covering ii for l6 miles There are also
large number OF dead fishes on the Shore among
them whales sharks and sea turtles. One whall
measures fiftyfive feet and there is a turtle tel
feet In length. Hundreds OF persons came to wit
ness the extraordinary scene. The phenomenon
is believed TO have been caused by a submarin,
eruption.
POKER Room FOR BoYs.--A sensation has beer
caused at indianapolis by the discovery of a poke
room, patroniZed by boys between twelve ant
twenty years old. Two boys engaged as collector
have disappeared, having failed to account fo
money PAID by customers, ana thus the existenc,
OF the place was revealed. 1t was hidden in eel
lar under a business block in the center OF th,
town. and was unknown to the police. The en-
trance 70 1t was through q saloon. Back of the bal
Is a room, at the end or which is what appears t.
be large Ice chest, but which is in reality an en-
trance to circular stairway leading down init
the cellar oWhen the place was raided YESTERDAY
there were 40 boys playing poker % and 50 cent!
limit, nearly all Of them OF highly respectable fam
Ines. Ihey were smoking, and there were evi
denceS that some OF them had been drinking Tht
place was lighted by gas anu without particle O
ventilation, and an electric alarm bell connected
II with the floor above and gave notice OF AM
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CHARGE or GRAND LARagNY DIsNIsSRp.-This
morning. Ia the Police Court. Mr.. Lavender called
u Judge SHELLS attention Charge OF grand larceny
against small boy named Charles Reardon. The
hItle boy was charged with dIiylng OF from IN
irvnt OF the Assembly church with the carriage VI
Mr.. JAS Ii. simpson. who lives in Uniontown. The
buy, with several Others, Mt. Lavender stated,
drove about the city several hours but On account
VI his and the wishes oi Mr.. simpson, he would
dismiss the case Tor want OF prosecution
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GROWERS depot Tor the sale Of California wines
for family use; distinct from trade wines. +.
Pohndorn southeast corner nth and F SIS NV.
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EoR SALf-TEN FINE BUILDING LOTS. EAST
y fronts, 2lxll5h, Il. on 2lst ST. between aud y
SITS n W ali on grade and ashslt Pavement
these lots are most desirsbly located the hn-st
ZION OF the city and will be sold singy all together
Any one wanting lot buiid a home on will end
these most pleasantly situhted, and Jrce low for
locahty NORTH WASHINGTON RIAL Est ATE
CO., 1920 Fst NV spla a.
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WATCHES and Jewelry on inStalimentS to reSpOn-
siDle parties. LadSOn, 42 1th 81. NV.
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FIRST CASE UNDER TIE AMENDED BUILDING REGr-
LlriOSS.-Iatrtck Horrigan, a contractor was
before the Police Court this morning charged with
Violating the new building regulations ia placing
building material In the street more than eleven
feet the curbStOne. As IL HttS the first cas-
under the new regulations thu court took his per-
recog enhance, as IL would give uue notice
OTHERS
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T. HENDERSON 9S3 street northwest, formerly
oil 403 9th street northwest, Lincoln Hall Spring
styles wall papers. window shades, &c.
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Mr.. FRANK W. HEYGSTER will open his new
wholesale and retail liquor establishment 213 9TH
collation., Thursday, April p, 1887. All are re-
spectfully invited
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We would like to call your attention to our large
varied stock OF baby carriages, refrigerators
trunks, travelling bags. &c. We guarantee a saw
Ing OF Is per cent on the above goods by purchas-
Ing them OF US
THE FAIR,
Sl2 18th st. NV,
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FOR SALF-LOTS

I.OR SALE-SIXTEEN NICE LOTS IN THE
southeast, only one square and a-half from PENN
syivanla ave water sewer, ana only $3.50 per lot
II tke,l Is whole. Ibis lis bargain and worth in
vesugaunE. Washington Real Estate Exchange n r
cor OF Peiinsyivane ave and 18th st. NV aplS-3t'
EOR SALE-SIX LOTS On 81. BET. lST AND
Morn Capitol SITS. water sewer and sidewalk;
S27Sc per foot: very cheap. Washington Real Estate
Exchange, n. +. cor. OF 10Th st. and Pa ave NV
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WaldelMar Vest Chains, latest. Frar
457 Pennsylvania avenue
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"oss OF THE FINEST. at Kernan'ar-C4ae. .
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ACTION SALE or HoCSEs.-DuncanSon Bros,
auctoEeers sold yesterday at public sale the two
story brick mouse Fe3 r. street northwest 70 Mis-
hOnas Hills for 81 500: also the threestory brick
house S,2 L street 10 Mr.. Thomas Russell for
$50, and an alley lot In the rear for $13l per
> uare foot; also 10 Mrs Howard the three-story
Z. II rx.Sar
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sth ST., 70 SOS 9TH ST.. bet. II and l.
srnrse SUITS Geo. spransy's, 434 9TH st.
TIE HOWE SCALES have been purchased for the
Use OF the Interior Department.
ONE DOLLAR AND NINETY CENTS Will buy beau
tful spring Derby, either Pearl or Nutria- excel
lent value at Francs the one-price halter. corner
OXYGEN TREATMENT for nervous and chronic dis
eases, and affections OF the throat and lungs. Dr.
James Radcliffe, Office and laboratory, 519 18th
ST. NV.
LOOKOUT for bargains Esenmann's, sos 9TH st
Mr.. FRANK W. HKYGsrER will open his new
wholesale and retail liquor establishment, 213 9TH
st. NV, adjoinining the American House, with a
collation., Thursday, April 81, 1887. All are re-
SEE J. C. Mel Dodson's advertisement store for
rent
For Washington dressed beef go to John R.
Kelly, stall 6,S, &c and $50 Center market.
GREAT BARGANs-Good real felt Derbys $l.50;
fne, 81, at A. T. Lewis, 435 9TH 81.
THE BEST LOCKS you can buy are the Yale, with
corrugated keys
GsOwKRs' depot Tor the sale Of California wines
for family use; distinct from trade wines. +.
Pohndorn, southeast corner 11th and SIS NV.
WATCHES and Jewelry on installments to respon-
sible parties. Ladson, 4:3 9TH 81 NV.
Z HENDERSON 3,3 street northwest, formerly
Dl 403 9th street northwest, Lincoln Hall. Spring
styles wall papers window shades, &c.
A PRACTICAL INVESTMENT is to buy the English
tan driving glove at SOC; usual price, $l.5O Auer
bach Bro, tr2.5 Pa ave.
BLANKETS CLEANED well: very low prices by the
lot. y Fischer, 900 e. street.
EIsENMANNS new store sos eth ST., Will be opened
neNt week with big attractions.
SPEING OvERCosTs- Geo. Spransy's, 434 7th st.
SAVE dollars and eyesight Consult Hempler AK
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SEE J. C. Mel Dodson's advertisement store for
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ssThe Queen Of Reers.',-No family should
be without Moerleins celebrated Beer, 75c. per
doz. [6ml F. II. FINLEY, Agt., 1905 st.
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SPIING OyERCoATs. Geo. Spransy's 434 7th st.
SAVE dollars and eyes1ght. Consult Hempler, Az
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ALL SOILS CHURCH ELECTioS.-The annual cleo
tlOn or the trustees of Ali souls church occurred
last night The following were chosen: For three
years j. 3. r. Upper, Vim. Bruf and Harvey
Spaulnng- for one year, Robert =. Fletcher and
W H. Hutchinson. The trustees holding over are
EDWARD A. Fay, WIN. A. Richardson, Geo. A. King
ana John r. Gisourne- VIM j. Candy was re-
elected secretary and Dr. q. " French treasurer
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ROBERT s MEN,MIN DEAp-Robert s Menam1n
publisher 0f the Philadelphia Iriategx CarcsIidr
Who was In early life j resident OF Washington
uled IN Philadelphia yesterday, aged filty-f0ur
years Mr.. Mendnin went 10 Philadelphia in
lS41, when he Was apprenticed 10 the printers
trade. lie was weIl-knoWn throughout the coun-
Try. For fifteen years he was secretary VI the
Pennsylvania Editorial Association, and was its
President ia 1854.
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EIsENAANNS new store, sos 7th st., Will be opened
neAt week with big attractions.
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Eok sALh-A MOST DESIRABLE Tor, ON NEW
hs"Isnlre ave, near Dupont Circle 25xoo:
cheap Apply To owner. JNo. s GAINES. 1915 H ST
Nv. splS-ow.
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THE Sons OF VETERANS.-The Sons OF Veterans
George A. custer Camp No. 1, gave an ENJOYABLE
entertainment last night at NcCauley's Hail.
Caption HILL The entertainment OF the evening
was mainly furnished by Master Louis NaeckeT
Miss Amy Prospect, Mrs Susie W. Wheeler, Gen
James y. Colt and I. III. W. Weber
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"Lottier's Strawberry Twist" wSsS
Pocket Knives engraved free. walford, 4s'
Pa ave ool
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PRACTICAL INVESTMENT Is TO buy the English
tan driving glove at SOC; usual price 80 Auer
f:ich RrD
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in 4 h. ward" prints 45c. per Id.
Also, cottage Cheese and ButtermlE: sweet MIX
sc. per quart. Cream l5c.
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TO TEST THE SUNDAY LAW.
Judge Smell Announces That He viii
Hold That the Ordinance Il Valid

CHOSEN CASES Tos BE CARRIED no THE UPPER
coURr-PRocERDrNGs THIS MORNING IN rHE Po-
LICE COURT,
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An ASSIGSHEST-Yesterday afternoon an assign
Hent from W. L. White a Sons 10 Charles Pelham
o the stock Of groceries, &C., northeast corner OF
9Th and streets northwest ior the benefit OF the
credi OrS. Was placed on record Frank Hume, 10
ire amount OF $780, and Jane White, SS4S, are
preferTet. creditors.
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Silks, Satins, Velvets and CaShmeres
atSlaughteT1ng prices, at YoUNGs great fire sale,
736 18th st. y.
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Everybody is Chewing "Lottier's Straw
Derry Twist w&s,S
e8 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye Whfskey, best In the world for the money.
Orders by mail McGEBs. 9th near D st. was
Twist" W&S8
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L>OR SALE-PERSONS WHO DESIRE To PUR-
- chase . home, ranging in price from s3.S0O TO
$4,000. are invited to inspect the houses with all
modern improvements, recently erected by me in
spruce st., LeDrot Park. Each house has side lot
attached. They are beautiful homes salesman will
be on the ground every day from to pm Take 9Th
or Fth st cars. JOHN +. WAGGAMAN,
apl4-ot S04-S06 st
, 1887-09-03
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Robt. Murray has returned from Den
yer.
A. g. McGregor is back from a visit %
ERbert.
Col. VIM. Lewis, Rawlins, is registered
at Dyer's hotel.
Fl. Seton Kari, London. is registered
at the Inter Ocean.
Mrs. j. +. Leet and children, Douglas,
are at the Inter Ocean.
Capt G. F. Wyndham Quinn has re-
turned from the North.
F. S. Pussy, the Cheyenne & Northern
contractor, came mp from Denver last
evening.
Fndlay Dun, of the Swan Land and
Cattle company, arrived from the North
last evening.
Commissioner Frank Earnest. of Car
bon, county, came in from the West yes
terday morning.
Chas. Parent, a representative of sew
eral English money brokers, has returned
from st. Paul, MINI.
Charles Arbuckle, a member of the
famous New York coffee firm and vice
president Of the Post Percheron company,
arrived in town last evening. He is
stopping at the club, a guest of W. II.
Force.